The Week in Review – May 24, 2001

SearchDay: The Week in Review, May 21 - May 25 2001

SearchDay #14, May 24 – Search Engine Scuttlebutt
What’s going on over at AltaVista? Is HotBot’s add URL function dead? How does Yahoo’s search algorithm work? These are just a few of the topics of discussion going on at the Search Engine Forums site — a great place to follow the scuttlebutt attending your favorite web search tools.

SearchDay #13, May 23 – Fine Art, Fine ADAM
ADAM is a searchable catalog of more than 2,500 top-notch fine art net resources that have been carefully selected and and cataloged with extensive use of Dublin Core metadata, resulting in spot-on searches virtually every time.

SearchDay #12, May 22 – Closer, Closer, Closer
Both phrase searching and the NEAR operator offer simple but effective ways to take more control over your search.

SearchDay #11, May 21 – The Once and Future P2P
While Napster – the most famous P2P (peer to peer) system – appears to be in a death spiral, other P2P technologies have emerged that are likely to end up as essential tools in your web search arsenal.

Elsewhere on internet.com:

Map the Web
https://www.webreference.com/new/010524.html#feature
Antarcti.ca’s Visual Net software transforms networks into places; data into virtual maps. Visual Net creates maps of networks to help users visualize data and find what they’re looking for.

Executive Perspective: Expired Domain Names
https://www.isp-planet.com/perspectives/unclaimed.html
internet.com’s own domain name expert, Scott Clark, explains what happens when domain name owners choose not to renew their domain names. This esoteric issue has been a hot topic recently as competitors have accused VeriSign and its subsidiary, Network Solutions, of keeping the best domains.

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